Gojek CEO takes risky detour into Jakarta politics, says ClaraDFMarques:
Nadiem Makarim, founder and chief executive of Indonesian ride-hailing-to-payments app Gojek, said on Oct. 21 that he had resigned to join the cabinet of President Joko Widodo. His exact role is due to be announced later this week.
Domestic media reports have suggested Makarim might be given a post overseeing the digital economy, small businesses or education. Gojek is Indonesia’s highest profile unicorn, valued at around $10 billion. It said in a statement that Andre Soelistyo, Gojek Group President, and Kevin Aluwi, Gojek co-founder, would become co-CEOs, adding there would be no disruption to its business
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